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United StatesStanley Robotics
FranceStanley Robotics is a Paris-based deep-tech company founded in 2015 by Clement Boussard and Aurelien Cord that combines hardware and software for outdoor logistics. It built the world's first outdoor robotic valet-parking service and offers autonomous vehicle-moving robots for airport parking and finished-vehicle logistics compounds. Its robot, Stan, lifts and moves cars autonomously under a fleet- and storage-management software that plans paths and priorities; Stanley designs the robots and software and oversees production in France, selling them as a service. Deployments include Lyon-Saint Exupery, London Gatwick and Basel-Mulhouse airports and vehicle compounds. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries became a partner and investor in 2021, and in 2024 Korea's HL Robotics (HL Holdings) acquired a 74.1% majority stake.
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Starway / TENDEX
ChinaTENDEX is the flagship exoskeleton brand of STARWAY, a wearable robotics company. Focuses on consumer-grade exoskeletons and human augmentation.
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Stereotaxis
United StatesStereotaxis (NYSE: STXS) describes itself as a pioneer and global leader in surgical robotics for minimally invasive endovascular intervention. Its mission is the discovery, development and delivery of robotic systems, instruments and information solutions for the interventional laboratory - helping physicians treat patients with robotic precision and safety, widening access to minimally invasive therapy and making the operating room more productive and connected. Its core technology is robotic magnetic navigation: large magnets positioned by the robot around the patient steer a magnetically tipped catheter from inside the heart or vessels, under the physician's control. Genesis RMN is the current flagship, and GenesisX is its compact, self-shielded successor that can be installed over a weekend. Around the robots sit the Stereotaxis Imaging Model S X-ray system, the Synchrony display and workflow system, the SynX cloud app for remote collaboration, and a growing family of robotically navigated devices: the MAGiC ablation catheter, which the company calls the world's first robotically navigated magnetic radiofrequency ablation catheter, and Emagin 5F, the first of its Emagin (Endovascular Magnetic Intervention) catheters and wires. A subsidiary, Access Point Technologies, makes the Map-iT range of diagnostic electrophysiology catheters. Stereotaxis has acquired Robocath, the French maker of coronary-intervention robots, to build a combined platform across electrophysiology, interventional cardiology and neurointerventions. The company is led by chairman and chief executive David Fischel, and was highlighted by NVIDIA at its GTC conference and accepted into the NVIDIA Connect programme for its work bringing AI into surgical robotics.
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ItalySTIGA is a European maker of garden power equipment - lawn mowers, ride-on mowers, garden tractors, trimmers and battery tools - founded in Sweden in 1934 and now headquartered in Castelfranco Veneto, Italy. It sells through dealers and its own online shops across Europe. Its robotic lawn mowers work without a boundary wire. The A series navigates by quad-band RTK-GPS with STIGA's patented Active Guidance System (AGS), which predicts satellite signal quality across the day and plans mowing around it, with the perimeter drawn virtually in the STIGA.GO app. The newer V series adds an AI camera with STIGA's VISTA technology that recognises lawn, edges and obstacles in real time. The range runs from compact models for 400 m2 gardens to professional machines for sports pitches and estates of up to 14,000 m2.
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GermanySTIHL is a German manufacturer of outdoor power equipment, founded in 1926 by Andreas Stihl and headquartered in Waiblingen near Stuttgart. Best known for chainsaws, it makes trimmers, blowers, lawn mowers and other garden and forestry tools, sold through a worldwide network of specialist dealers. Its iMOW robotic lawn mowers cut residential lawns automatically inside a boundary wire. The current generation, introduced in October 2024, uses STIHL's AAI lithium-ion battery system, a Disc-Cut system with three free-swinging blades, electric cutting-height adjustment from 20 to 60 mm, ultrasonic obstacle sensors, a rain sensor and the MY iMOW app, with EVO models adding a mobile-network connection and steeper-slope capability.
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Storojet
GermanyStorojet GmbH is a German maker of an automated small-parts storage and order-picking system (AKL), based in Diez an der Lahn, Rhineland-Palatinate, and the youngest company in a group led by Dr. Klaus Jeschke whose businesses date back to 1982. The system grew out of the group's own intralogistics needs at Telejet GmbH, was first shown publicly in 2019 as a product of sister company ICO Innovative Computer GmbH, and has been sold by Storojet as an independent GmbH since 2022. STOROJET combines a modular multi-level shelving structure up to 12 m high, linked by high-speed lifts, with fleets of small free-roaming RO70 storage robots that bring customer-configurable goods carriers to waist-height pick stations with pick-by-light, a goods-to-person design it says cuts picking times by 30 to 80 percent. The same building blocks are sold for production automation and as a mini-AGV conveyor line feeding robot arms. Published example systems range from 24 robots for 299,000 euros to 330 robots for 2.9 million euros. References include Solarversand.de, Modellbau Haertle, Angelplatz, Brillenplatz.de and maurer electronic; managing directors are Oliver Schroeder and Alexander Solzer.
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Strider Robotics
IndiaStrider Robotics is a Bengaluru start-up that builds autonomous four-legged robots for industrial inspection, asset monitoring and material movement. It is a spin-off of the StochLab at the Centre for Cyber-Physical Systems, Indian Institute of Science (IISc), and is supported by the Startup @ ARTPARK programme, with its base at ARTgarage in Jalahalli, Bengaluru. The team's legged robots trace back to the Stoch series built at IISc from 2018 (Stoch 1 to Stoch 4), followed by the V1 and V2 platforms during an ARTPARK pre-venture phase; the company was incorporated in 2024. Its quadrupeds are aimed at power, oil and gas, mining, shipping and infrastructure sites, where they read gauges, detect leaks and hotspots, monitor assets and carry payloads. In 2026 the company demonstrated its M3 quadruped carrying up to 40 kg and towing a passenger car, and reported field pilots with an oil and gas company and an automotive maker. It is also developing a hardware-agnostic inspection software stack.
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Stryker
United StatesStryker is a US medical technology company; its Mako SmartRobotics platform provides robotic-arm assisted orthopedic surgery for hip and knee arthroplasty (Mako 4 is the fourth-generation system).
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sudo
Chinasudo (苏度) builds a general-purpose robot manipulation platform, and its distinguishing bet is simulation. Rather than gathering expensive real-world demonstrations, the company pairs a proprietary simulation engine with large-scale synthetic data and a general robot manipulation model, wrapped in a developer tool suite so one robot can cover many tasks. Its stated target scenarios span manufacturing and logistics, retail and food service, and home and healthcare. The company's argument for that focus is blunt: large language models can already plan multi-step tasks and reason about the physical world, but manipulation stays fragile, and no existing system reliably grasps unfamiliar objects across real-world conditions. sudo therefore concentrates on picking specifically — the gateway primitive, since nearly every useful manipulation task begins with a pick — on the view that if picking fails across the long tail of real objects, everything downstream stays out of reach.
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United StatesSunday Robotics is a Mountain View company building a home robot, founded by Tony Zhao, previously of Google DeepMind and the Stanford ALOHA project, and the robotics researcher Cheng Chi. It emerged from stealth in late 2025 with Memo, and raised a $165 million Series B in March 2026 at a $1.15 billion valuation. Its method is the distinctive part: rather than teleoperating robots in customers' homes, it ships a Skill Capture Glove to people it calls Memory Developers, who record themselves doing chores in their own kitchens. Those recordings train the company's ACT foundation models, so the robot learns from human hands rather than from remote pilots.
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Sunrise Robotics
SloveniaSunrise Robotics builds robotic cells with dual arms, advanced perception and sensors whose AI is trained in a simulated replica of each customer's workstation before deployment, an approach the company says makes automation ten times faster and cheaper than traditional integration. It delivered its first cells to customers within 18 months of founding. Founded in Ljubljana in 2023 by CEO Tomaž Štolfa (co-founder of vox.io and Layer), CTO Marko Thaler (founder of Airnamics) and CCO Joe Perrott (formerly of PCH International), it emerged from stealth in June 2025 with an US$8.5 million seed led by Plural, with Tapestry, Seedcamp, Tiny.vc and Prototype Capital.
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Sunseeker
ChinaSunseeker builds robotic lawn mowers and describes itself as a top-three brand in the global robotic mower market, with more than 600 patents. Sunseeker Robotics was founded in Shanghai in 2009 and spent its first years on garden products generally, opening a dedicated robotic-mower R&D centre in 2017 and launching its first generation of robotic mowers in 2019. The Sunseeker Elite Lab followed in 2023, and in 2024 the company introduced its first wireless robotic mower, the X7, passing 180,000 robotic mowers sold. The current range runs in two families. The S series targets premium owners and landscapers with progressively more capable navigation - full-band RTK with VSLAM on the S3, a 3D LiDAR fusion system on the S4, and all-wheel drive with dual-camera vision on the S5. The V series is the accessible line, using vision alone to recognise where the lawn ends so no perimeter wire or antenna is needed.
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Suzhou Aiten Intelligent Technology Co.,Ltd.
ChinaAiTEN Robotics (Suzhou Aiten Intelligent Technology) is a Chinese intralogistics robotics company whose slogan is 'simplifying every move'. It builds a broad range of warehouse and factory vehicles: autonomous mobile robots that lift loads from underneath, automated guided forklifts, pallet trucks, pallet stackers, counterbalanced forklifts, reach trucks and tuggers, spanning loads from a few kilograms to five tonnes. Its robots use in-house laser SLAM navigation for autonomous driving and obstacle avoidance, a perception system that identifies pallets, and the AiTEN RDS (Robot Dispatch System) for fleet scheduling and multi-robot collaboration. Designs are modular, so forks, masts and accessories can be configured per site, and the vehicles charge automatically for round-the-clock operation. Its product families are the TP, TT, TD and TX autonomous mobile robots; the AL, ALV, AP, APx, APe, ML and MP pallet trucks; the AM, AS and ASK pallet stackers; the AE counterbalanced forklifts; the AR and AVK reach trucks; and the ATS tuggers. AiTEN serves automotive, manufacturing, consumer electronics, FMCG, food and pharmaceuticals, e-commerce and retail, chemicals and third-party logistics, runs its own manufacturing plant and publishes its site in nine languages.
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Svaya Robotics
IndiaSvaya Robotics (Svaya Robotics Pvt. Ltd.) is a robotics company headquartered in Banjara Hills, Hyderabad, Telangana, India, that builds collaborative and humanoid robots for manufacturing. An Indian industrial automation directory lists it as established in 2021. The company follows a vertically integrated approach: it designs its robots, manufactures the components and assembles the final systems in-house, and writes its own control software and AI stack. Its main product line is the SR-L series of 6-axis collaborative robot arms, which have torque sensors in every joint, an IP67 rating and functional safety designed to Category 4 / PL d. It has also developed a bimanual humanoid robot built on its own actuators, whole-body force control and stereo vision, aimed at dexterous assembly and handling work. Svaya describes itself as privately held and bootstrapped, and says it is preparing for a Series A financing round.
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SwedenSveaverken (Sveaverken Svea Agri AB) is a Swedish maker of farm, livestock and landscaping equipment headquartered at Hogmossevagen 11 in Katrineholm, Sweden, with an office in Shenzhen, China. It traces its roots back more than a century and reports three of its own manufacturing facilities, four R&D centres and over 30,000 customers in more than 100 countries and regions. Its precision-agriculture range covers the F100 family of GNSS auto-steer systems, the F200L 3D land-leveling system, RTK base stations and a farm management system. For livestock farms it builds the Nimbo and Nimbo X robotic feed pushers, the Glide Flo manure robot for slatted floors, the MooCollar Bree herd-monitoring collar, cow brushes and mechanical herd management. For landscaping it makes the Alva and Blix wire-free robotic lawn mowers for homes and the Thor mower for golf courses, sports fields and other large commercial turf.
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Swadeshi Empresa
IndiaSwadeshi Empresa Pvt Ltd is an Ahmedabad, Gujarat company that sells fire-safety equipment and firefighting robots under the Swadeshi brand. The family business has made fire pumps and firefighting equipment since 1971 and is run by the third generation of the Modi family. Its robotics line includes the FF BOT remote-controlled firefighting robot, the ARMOUR firefighting vehicle, the MAMMOTH water-mist trolley, the SARTHI-BOT multi-payload UGV for evacuation and combat assistance, and MAHETSE, a robot for handling explosives during trials. It also supplies fire vehicles, pumps, detection and suppression systems. The FF BOT was developed under the Ministry of Defence iDEX programme for the Indian Navy. Press reports describe supplies to the Indian Navy, an Indian Air Force order and an Indian Army contract for 18 robots signed in January 2026.
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IndiaSwapp Design (Swapp Design Private Limited) is a Bengaluru company, incorporated in 2022, that builds autonomous battery-swapping systems for commercial electric vehicles such as buses and light trucks. Its Innovation Studio is in the Bommasandra Industrial Area, and its co-founder and CEO is Buddhabrata Chakravorty, a former Bosch automotive engineer. The system pairs a flat-floor swap station with SwappBot, a low mobile robot that drives under a parked vehicle and exchanges its battery, and Swapp OS, software that decides which robot acts and when based on grid conditions, battery health and vehicle arrivals. The company argues that decoupling charging from driving lets vehicles carry smaller batteries and lets depots charge from surplus solar power instead of fast-charging at peak times. The company lists the IIT Madras Incubation Cell, Seafund, EV2 Ventures, Thinkuvate, FAAD, Sanchi Connect and the Mukesh Sharma Family Trust as early backers, and was a finalist on CNBC-TV18's LeapToUnicorn Season 2.
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SWARM Biotactics
GermanySWARM Biotactics turns live insects into controllable bio-robots: cockroaches fitted with custom backpacks for sensing, steering and secure communication that can reach places conventional robots cannot, aimed at defence, national security and search-and-rescue. Founded in 2024 in Kassel by CEO Stefan Wilhelm and CTO Moritz Strube, with a US subsidiary in San Francisco, it raised a €3 million pre-seed and a €10 million seed in June 2025 from Vertex Ventures US, Possible Ventures and Capnamic, for field pilots in Europe and North America.
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AustraliaSweetgreenOperator
United StatesSweetgreen is a US fast-casual salad and bowl restaurant chain (NYSE: SG) with more than 280 locations. It developed the Infinite Kitchen, an automated bowl-assembly line from its 2021 acquisition of Spyce, ran it in more than 20 restaurants by December 2025, then sold the Spyce unit to Wonder while keeping the technology under a supply agreement.
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Swisslog Holding AG
SwitzerlandSwisslog Holding AG is a global intralogistics automation company headquartered in Buchs/Aargau, Switzerland. It designs and implements data-driven warehouse and distribution-center automation, including robotic picking, pallet and light-goods systems, AutoStore AS/RS, conveyor and shuttle solutions, and SynQ software. Swisslog is a subsidiary of the KUKA Group and serves customers in more than 50 countries.
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Synersight
SpainSynersight (Emayor Synersight Technologies S.L.) is a Spanish manufacturer of automated guided vehicles (AGVs) and autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) based in Valladolid, created to automate intralogistics workflows in Industry 4.0 plants by carrying materials between storage, workstations and production lines. It describes itself as one of the few automated-vehicle manufacturers in Spain, with more than 4,000 AGVs/AMRs in the market, over 500 installations and more than 250 customers across the chemical-pharmaceutical, metallurgy, food and beverage and retail industries in Europe. Its catalogue spans four ranges: low-profile Mouse AGVs that move carts and loads of up to 5 tonnes, Towing tractors from 2 to 25 tonnes including outdoor models, Platform AGVs/AMRs for pallets and goods, and Forklift stackers and pallet jacks. Vehicles navigate by magnetic tape with RFID tags or by Synersight's own natural-navigation (SLAM) software, which localises to within 20 mm, and fleets are managed with its VSystems web application. The company holds ISO 9001, 14001, 45001 and 27001 certification and runs CDTI-supported R&D projects.
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